taylorhou

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by taylorhou 2y ago
second this 1000%
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by taylorhou 2y ago
APM Help | Full-time CTO | Fully Remote | www.apmhelp.com America's largest residential rental operations platform We currently help manage 300k+ SFR in 49 States with all things back office but primarily property accounting and compli
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by taylorhou 2y ago
I've been working from home since 2017. Had a brief (scary) ulna neuropathy (nerve issue in arm) where when you're arm is constantly pressed against the edge of your desk or laptop and causes the pinky and eventually more fingers
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by taylorhou 2y ago
I think being forced to join an HOA when purchasing a property will be challenged one day. At least when it comes to SFR where most hoa's aren't actually doing anything with your specific property.
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by taylorhou 3y ago
Sesame/orange chicken over rice food trucks that operate like vending machines. Can only order one thing and just indicate quantity to pay. $10 each. Super hot, super fresh, super tasty, super filing, super consistent, super value, hmm
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by taylorhou 3y ago
i've standardized my whole company on X1 carbons and X1 nanos. plenty of refurb options and recently lenovo even sold x1 carbon g11 32gb ram for $800! (snagged as many as I could). and lenovo/thinkpad's warranty options are f
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by taylorhou 3y ago
Unfortunately this is because they know there's a massive cost to moving and the operators are pushing the rent as much as they can for "convenience"... Regardless of external demand.
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by taylorhou 3y ago
I met mine in 6th grade after summer school where we initially met and then during regular school she ended up sitting behind me due to ABC order. She hated my guts for 10+ years but I stuck around and now we have 3 kiddos, another on the w
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by taylorhou 3y ago
ummm how do i get this? i've got a 5, 3, and 1 year old and would love this
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by taylorhou 3y ago
I listed my Denver townhouse in prime golden triangle location 2 blocks from all of the happening bars & clubs off Broadway. https://propbox.co/homes/100001/details
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by taylorhou 3y ago
Your "how likely are you to recommend" prompt from helps out pops up on the first field of selling a home flow. Not relevant at all at that time.
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by taylorhou 4y ago
agreed. if they fulfilled even 80% of their original order, maybe this would make sense.
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by taylorhou 4y ago
I've founded multiple startups (that have failed or had moderate success) and currently am bootstrapping at $5M ARR+. burnout is real and I've found a racquetball group out of my local fitness connection that plays 3x a week consi
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by taylorhou 4y ago
I think what's interesting is when these LLM return responses that we agree with, it's nothing special. It's only when they respond with what humans deem "uhhhh" that we point and discuss.
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by taylorhou 4y ago
don't discount your experience/knowledge of how NOT to build/run a business/startup
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by taylorhou 4y ago
Many associations in America are managed by a third party. That association manager has a different incentive/goal versus the board which is to profit from the association. This is just the first level of disagreement.
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by taylorhou 4y ago
Honestly, the biggest reason was interest rates. Secondarily - they haven't changed their appearance literally since they launched. I took delivery of my Rivian R1S in December instead of a Model X and I haven't been this excited
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by taylorhou 4y ago
Sounds like you'd be better fit as a technical cofounder or first engineer hire. If you aren't thinking of ideas left and right to start, you likely aren't the business-y entrepreneur but that's perfectly fine. Ideas are
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by taylorhou 4y ago
Bun bo hue literally on the side of a road in the Hue region in Vietnam. Haven't found anything in America like what you find in SE Asia where there's no menu, just one item and one price and that's all they serve 18 hrs a da
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by taylorhou 4y ago
Same here. My first "startup" was dropshipping textbooks to fellow college students when I was a freshman 14 years ago. Learned a ton at a series B "startup" straight out of college in customer support and within 7 month
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by taylorhou 4y ago
I'd love responses to this! I've got a 4, 2, and another on the way myself. I've been noodling on a toy idea as well since I haven't seen it in the market yet (there are close toys though) - would love to see an actual b
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by taylorhou 4y ago
Speaking of finding, we still haven't found a significant trace of MH370. T_T
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by taylorhou 4y ago
sorry, property managers are NOT the landlords. In the United States, a big portion of rentals are managed by a third party property manager who is hired by the landlord to manage on their behalf. I'm specifically talking about them wh
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by taylorhou 4y ago
How is that remotely close to what I was pointing out? Property managers spend, borrow, steal tenant security deposits for their own personal gain. Consumers are harmed whether they like it or not and when it comes time to move out, they lo
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by taylorhou 4y ago
What self promotion? I mentioned my company simply to add context/credence. If anything I'm calling out my own industry when I otherwise should not be. I make money from dirty managers... When they are clean there's no money
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by taylorhou 4y ago
United States. Australia and Canada seem to be much more serious in regulating rentals.
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by taylorhou 4y ago
That's not what's happening unfortunately.
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95%+ of property managers use deposits for operations
3 points by taylorhou 4y ago|12 comments
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by taylorhou 4y ago
why not just kill the metaverse/in game user/account? it is just as impactful, possibly more impactful and you get the same finality without being deemed an illegal device? i'm thinking back to my mmorpg days playing ragnarok
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Time to Get Fit – An Open Letter from Altimeter to Zuck and Meta Board(medium.com)
10 points by taylorhou 4y ago|0 comments

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